October
Praying for Our Country
by Randy Harp On November 8, 2016, millions of Americans will turn out to the election booth to cast their vote. This is one of the greatest privileges of being a citizen of the United […]
Articles by admin
October
Presidential Perspective
by Eddie Lyons As Christians, we have a responsibility to stand for Biblical truths in the face of a culture resistant to hearing what the Bible has to say about many of the issues of […]
October
The Effects of Politics Worldwide
by Jon Konnerup Across parts of Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America, missionaries are experiencing the results of government actions against immigration and religion. Governments are not renewing work visas, requiring means to provide social […]
Church Planting
Developing Proper Perspective
by John Gross Church planters must gain a proper perspective of where they are in relation to their field of service — understanding the social dynamics and the general demographics of the area. Every city, […]
Baptist Bible College Update
Leadership Needed
by Mark Milioni My name is Mark and I am a conservative. I am an unashamed believer in Jesus Christ. I believe the Bible is the inerrant, infallible, inspired Word of God that teaches us […]
Boston Baptist College Update
Selling Season
by David Melton Christmas is coming soon! In a presidential election year with the full fury of the final autumn campaign beating down on us, we need to rekindle our joy. We can’t make it […]
Global Partners
A closer look at missionary deputation
A labor that is not in vain by Jon Konnerup, BBFI Mission Director How well I remember deputation — the miles driven, the churches visited, and the new friends made. Having grown up as a […]
Feature Article
The Olorien Medical Clinic of Arusha, Tanzania
by T. J. Walter • Project Director, New Hope Initiative You’ve likely said, “If only these walls could talk.” Every building has a story, from Starbucks to the Vatican to Fenway Park or to the […]
Feature Article
A redirected journey
by D. J. Mingo “Pastor Don, there is a missionary who really needs to talk with you.” Usually, only urgent calls diverted attention from my Monday morning sermon prep. “Can’t it wait?” I agitatedly replied. […]
September
The first mega-city
by Charles Lyons Everything in the New Testament record of first-century Christian activity takes place in the theater of the Roman Empire, colored and dominated by history’s first mega-city.